Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20
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tsae1ed serqpRA S5ohR man paysieal
nls = re oaelg e. ell life, iafsilsetnal
1na neral IheRe b nothina more lEke
AEa9ise g 1o9ls young rnen than a
no1r n rs Gymnasium. Men are east.
Inc khsfF phJsisal life a sin. This A.
s0sialaQn Risas Joy Witkeat wazas o. s1r-
fo9. The ye1DR uan Enda syinpashy
and Association apd feels that Ckrisis
Wufk 10 q woFk Of love. He rsfar7ed g
ne Unparalleled growth Of TIE Ansoaia-
lton and The psoaiiaK line o eeaFl put
forth b. the y. N. o. A.
Tks following campers have alrnady
located: Richsrd HoIyoks, wife and
tue children; D. j. Pierce. vita and
thres children; EFH. Fred. pnusoh and
to ehildrsnJ M. 0iliotae, wife end II
children Mf. 4. Abrams, wife ana four
nnlldrep; MfA Il. n. Calhoun, four
daughters and tUo soma; MessEs. X. and
". Algerso0, Misses Jeunie Lombard,
Mollss EssaTy, Addio Leonard and Mol
lle Male, Rev. q. y. Pniliam, d. Ri
webster snd Wits. D. :. Hoiea,e.
EeE. J.. q. A. Henry, Of Portland.
nsnt uoFd saturday that be would be
there Tor q isctura, and the Territorial
5undag School Convention will meet nt
= .. M. and oontinne ID session for two
days.
TIE following b the programmes for
wednesday. JAY 20thi Opening exer-
elsea, nsy. G. d. Davis Sunday School
Norzzal OIess, Z. d. Wheeler. Roand
Table, 3. @. Wheeler, SeorslaFy Tenth
Dlslriotl Missionary Instituts o. 8cience
Lessen, Raw Eamuei Greene. SUNDAY
School MiseionaFy, Leisure, Rsv. J. q,
A. Henry, Portland. Or; 3 .. m. Con-
vention business; Camp Fire addreaa.
Rev. w. ". Beck. Wnlla Walls: Oraan-
IL, Miss Eta B. Whitwerth.
Nj. Beck, Of Walia Waila, Il an old
Ohantauquan and q live one, and viii
remain through che session. Tks
grounds vii De lively after this.
xyKErxa SESSION.
The exercises about the camp hEe
we're very interesting, ard enlivened By
he music eiscoursed by the Y. II. c. A.
Orchestra.
Rev. Clark Davis stated 6haA the need
q the time oaused the organization Of
~. o. Associations. Since 1S4l the
lociAi eomplextoa bad 60 changed and
10 desire fUS broader and wider range
q wofk had grown 10 snch an extent
nat Christian men saw the Importance
u this work and furnished and directed
he \. ~. q. A. Today there are over
l00, 600 members Of The organization In
he United States and Capada-75,O 600
Il them aetive Christian bees@@and
~ associations owning buildings esti- |
mated 70 Be worth 6,000,OOo. There
Ire l73 buildings we'll equipped and pro-
lidod With Ell that would develop fhe |
neral, physical and intellectual quaIis |
les Of young men. Tie work always |
'ommends itself 10 the community and |
: % readily supported and co-operated |
q as any Christian work Of late days |
Q which all Christian churches unite. |
here aFe ever lloo associations In the |
United States and Canada, and every |
own or 1000 OF over has Q Y. II. q. A. |
A special advantage offered By the 7
q o. A. 10 The plan recently established /
4 exchanging membership tickets be-
ween associations, they serving to In
Foduce STRANGERS from abroad both in |
o social, business and church circles.
membership ticket for one year IL
lood any part Of that year IN any asso-
iation q she land. The great and /
ltime object Of 7. n. @. A. erganixa- |
ion Is its religious AID spiritual work,
nd where associations allow the seeu- J
AF and social part Of the work 10 ove-- 1
lalance the religious interest, 50 tar |
hey are failure. Temporary reform
} good and desirable. and anything to
feet u shoald be fosteFed, bat the resi-,
rhine and chief aim Of an association |
) - win souls for Christ. IL Ia the duty
{ all 20 support this organization By
Contribution sud Otherwise. where there
J one such society there are seventy
We placeso sin and destruction In THE
ity. Where one is emyloged 20 care for
be aFst one hundred and fifty are Sup
oFted 10 deal cut death and destruction
0 the young men Of this city. An ap.
eel IL made 10 all Christians and up-
lght SHAKING men 10 aid this grand,
obie work. Such money a better in
ested than IN United States bonds, for
be returns 60 the money come in more
sal chaFncteF and worth 70 iha young /
ten Who 5000 will Be the leaders 10 so
ial, commercial and political Interests.
Henry l.. Bates dwels on the impor-
lnoe Of the young men 10 the comma
ity and considered She most impor-
ant factor In modern uivilixation--the
me Of life when opinions. habits, and
lode Of thought are formed. and When
lost needing the helpful induences Of
he association with those aiming
iQher IN life. They are more easily
,mpted and less liable TO recover from
sFiaus drawbacks Of influence than
hildren-the decision h made forever
ben Q young man has reached q con-
Iusion as 30 what viii be his coaT Q.
beet and aim In life.
The eevil must be forght on bis own
round, and as he oaeRs indncement OF
laos circumstances and SURROUNDINGS
hy should not We eifsr saeh induce
.ents 90 wiil lift up not cast down
evata not deRrsde-sll lawful means
lerefore e are used 70 effect this, and
Of dFAw from saloons their most pro-
table customers should be used and
,unteuanced BY Christians a. being
J much q part Of OhFistiAn work as 70
reach the gospel. The Y. III. O. A.
,aoenizsd ths Bible commisaioa Go
! unto ali she weird and prsaeh the
ospsif' as much a. The church and lie
ANY branches OF Christian work, part
{ which h the Y. n. O. A.
Rev. Mr.. Bsckmao. ef Houghton, vas
Introduced. he desired 10 express one
,oaaht and that was the increasing
atty Of thoaeht and cunssFted action
! The churches-lees and less Of tie old
sling o. rivalry when former Christi
ns % different Determinations could
q pray from the same platferm- The
lstfoFn Of The Y. ~. O. A. knows no
red and under iis banner ell OAEisti-
ne can throw aside. dogmas, cEeeds and